1. According to Kant, how many people perceive the same aesthetic object the same way?
(a) One pair.
(b) One person and God.
(c) Hundreds.
(d) Nobody.

2. For Kant to have had any possibility of objective knowledge, what must have been true?
(a) Phenomena and noumena must have been casually related.
(b) Phenomena and properties must have been casually related.
(c) Phenomena and noumena must have been closely related.
(d) Phenomena and substance must have been casually related.

3. What is the category for something considered to be trivially true?
(a) Analytic truth.
(b) Rational truth.
(c) Real truth.
(d) Synthetic truth.

4. According to Kant, what does the notion of change imply?
(a) Some mediums will only exist in the future.
(b) Some mediums are constantly changing.
(c) Some mediums are unchanged.
(d) Some mediums only exist in the past.

5. What is considered to be Kant's most important work?
(a) "Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals."
(b) "Critique of Practical Reason."
(c) "Critique of Pure Reason."
(d) "Critique of Judgment."

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following is not considered anti-social behavior as a result of Kant's third formulation of the categorical imperative in modern society?

2. Before Kant could ground an ethical theory, what did he first have to resolve?

3. What did Descartes argue was the first and most certain piece of knowledge?

4. What is rational psychology?

5. What describes the first formulation that Kant derived?

(see the answer key)

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